Hi Team,I want to add expand all & collapse all accordion template in canvas without using Cidi Labs. Is there any way around for that. If yes, Please help me out.
Hi @RahulBagga ...
I thought I'd provide another example for you that might work for your needs. You can find an entire writeup from Sean here:
Accordion menus in Canvas - Instructure Community - 547080 (canvaslms.com)
There's also some older examples, but there is no guarantee that it will work long-term:
I hope these resources will help a bit.
Good Morning,
Thanks for reaching out in the community! I recommend using HTML5 tags for this purpose, and I specifically recommend using the details and summary tags. It's supported in Canvas, and it's much simpler code than conventional accordion code. Additionally, since it's HTML5 and semantic HTML, this also has accessibility benefits.
Let me know if you have more questions on this.
Thank you!
Nathan
Should be straightforwards in html
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